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Terry Kennedy | 2009-10-21 12:59:24 |
I keep getting the error "tpl Not a Writable Folder"
I've checked the permissions on the folder I have the class and test file loaded to and everything is set up correctly. What folder is the upload trying to write to?
Thanks,
TK |
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Biju | 2009-10-22 03:58:38 - In reply to message 1 from Terry Kennedy |
Hi Terry,
You should create a folder 'tpl' (Or you can give any name as you like - but you should edit the name of storage folder in the script). in the root or at the location where you placed the php file for upload script. This folder is the destination for storage of all uploaded files. You must keep this folder as writable.
Regards
Biju |
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Terry Kennedy | 2009-10-22 11:37:14 - In reply to message 2 from Biju |
Thank you very much, that worked. Is it possible to upload file types other than images? I would like to upload PDF and CSV types as well.
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Biju | 2009-10-23 04:12:17 - In reply to message 3 from Terry Kennedy |
Hi, Terry
you can upload any type of files using this class. For this you need to do some simple customisation.
1. You need to specify possible file type extensions in the function call- $upfile->setExtensions('jpeg,jpg,png,gif,flv');- in the uploading file.
2. You need to add a block for the mime types of the required file type in the function 'is_typesupported' in the class file. Look in to the block for image file types.
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if($fextn=='jpeg' || $fextn=='pjpeg' || $fextn=='jpg' || $fextn=='gif' || $fextn=='png')
{
$ftype_array = array("image/pjpeg","image/jpeg","image/gif","image/x-png","image/png");
if(in_array($ftype,$ftype_array))
{
$frmt_return = 1;
}
}
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Regards
Biju |
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